FEUIT DEPARTMENT. 
Lea's Prolific. — A black currant imported from England. Of good size ; fine quality. 
Queen. — This new currant is a wonderfully productive variety. When in fruit the 
bush is a marvel to behold, loaded as it is, from top to bottom, with a mass of clear bright 
red fruit, covering the bush so completely that scarcely a leaf can be seen. Largest size 
and most excellent quality. 
White Grape. — Very large, yellowish white, very mild acid; excellent quality, and 
valuable for the table. The finest of the white sorts. 
GOOSEBERRIES. 
We offer only a few of the most valuable American varieties, as they are not as subject 
to mildew as the foreign sorts. 
Downing. — Large size, oval, greenish white or pale yellow. Plant very vigorous and 
hardy, with stiff, strong shoots and heavy foliage, which adheres strongly, covering the fruit 
from the sun. Resists mildew admirably. 
Houghton's Seedling. — Small to medium, roundish oval; pale red; sweet, tender, 
very good. Plants spreading, slender; very productive; one of the best. 
Smith's Improved. — (Smith's Seedling.) — Fruit large; one of the largest American 
varieties of value ; oval form ; light green when ripe ; sweet and excellent. Plant rigorous, 
extremely productive, hardy and healthy. 
BLACKBERRIES 
Bangor. — Originated in Maine. Bush very hardy and productive; berry medium to 
large, stem short, has no hard core; flesh rich and good. Kipens with the earliest. 
Downing's Dewberry. — The plant is hardy, healthy and productive. The fruit 
ripens with the Mammoth Cluster raspberry; large size, soft, sweet, and luscious through- 
out. As the dewberry roots only from the tips and does not sprout or sucker like the black- 
berry, it is desirable for garden culture. It can be trained to a trellis, fence or stake like 
a grape vine. 
Early Harvest. — The earliest ripening blackberry; medium size, symmetrical; deep, 
glossy black. Bush hardy and exceedingly prolific. Requires pretty close pruning and 
high culture. 
Early Clustei. — A native of New Jersey; said to ripen between Early Harvest and 
Wilson; claimed to be hardy and productive. 
Kittatinny. — Very large, slightly conical ; deep shining black ; moderately firm ; sweet, 
rich and excellent; canes strong; very productive and hardy. 
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